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The Trial is a classic literary masterpiece written by Franz Kafka, exploring the haunting themes of law, guilt, and existential despair.The novel follows Josef K., an ordinary man who is suddenly arrested and prosecuted by an unseen authority for an unnamed crime. Throughout his journey, he faces absurd bureaucratic systems and surreal trials that mirror the helplessness of the human condition.Kafka’s powerful storytelling captures the anxiety, alienation, and moral confusion of modern society, making The Trial one of the most influential novels of the 20th century.This edition presents the complete unabridged English translation, carefully typeset for comfortable reading, and ideal for students, literature lovers, and philosophical readers alike.